2:15. they describe him at this point as being in his 40s we don't know what happened between the officers and the man, but whatever happened we know led to an officer using a taser, and the other using a gun the man was shot and killed. a police spokeswoman describes that call. >> he says a man is walking down the street with a big knife and pointing it at younger kids. >> no officers, no neighbors, none of the children were hurt in what happened here this afternoon the scene still active. you can see police are collecting evidence because

police officers were involved this is going to continue to be an active scene, they tell me, for hours. just as a point of reference, the last deadly officer-involved shooting here in fremont was father's day 2013. >> today this is video from sky 7 hd. victims were shot around noon. two schools were locked down for a couple hours when a suspect was seen running from the scene. >> >>. these spoon fed protestors are saying this could become a regular occurrence. abc7 news is live outside of the street bart station with more on this.

lillian? >> bart says it's prepared. >> we can do this again. >> pro testers made it clear. during the height of rush hour protestors got arrested disrupting service. >> how are you going to deal with they make this regular? >> i don't know. driving into the city and parking is a nightmare. so i'm not sure. >> until demands are met, bart says the demonstration looms. >> bart police and operations department will do whatever it takes to keep people safe.

we're just taking it as it goes along. >> the hacker group anonymous spearheaded a protest. riders say they'd be upset if they continued to disrupt service as they did this morning. >> in taking care of kids is going to be a losing game if they keep doing that. >> missing a day of work is my cell phone bill. they may as well take the food out of a fridge. >> frustration is building over what may happen. >> rider ship was down by 23,000 from a week ago the ferries and highways leading to the bridge were crowded for a

friday morning. more than a dozen people linked arms. one says it was part of four days of nonviolent demonstrations. they say people should be prepared to see demonstrations at any time. >> we've played and have sung. you didn't like us then. if you don't like us now that is your issue not ours. >> many dressed in black carried signs and used a hash tag mlk shut it down. >> the issue of marriage is in four states that appealing a plan on same-sex

marriages. >> is a consolidated and heard in april. involving loss and forced to

have their in those states only 14 states recognize those marriages. it's then clearing the way for same-sex marriages in california. to send from a little time in washington to see. >> to have it out, it will be helpful if they'll rule the right way. >> the question will be do gays and lesbians have a constitutional right to marry? or do states have have a right to ban them? >> together with justice kennedy, in the center of the stages and make them 5-4. then i think chief justice will realize history on the side of same-sex marriage. >> bill may of catholics for common good welcomes the

opportunity to debate the matter once again. >> we're so pleased the supreme court is going to give the people of california and other states their day in court for a right to define marriage between a man and woman. >> many believe this will be the most-significant ruling ever on gay rights. >> it's coming to a validation of what we all support. that is freedom to marry who you love. >> and in a decision is expected in late june. >> leanne thank you. >> the oakland raiders ininterest duesed their new head coach today. >> yes. it looks more confident than the 49ers coach did yesterday. >> this is really night and day. when you compare what we've seen

yesterday. the head coach was in command of the room. del rio grew up in hayward and watched legends and understands the raider nation. when you compare that, you can see why del rio looks like a great fit for the silver and black. >> i'm an east bay guy. you can't be one or another. >> comments like that were music to ears of raiders owner mark davis. >> i want to hire him again. >> there is a moment in which del rio turned the tide in another direction. >> i'm thinking good going more offensive. jack says oh oh stop.

and after that interview i knew he wanted to lead into the future. >> as denver's defensive coordinator, he knows the division inside out. >> there is no way to trend. we have to go up. it is a competition vision. this organization has been an excellent organization for a number of years. it's fallen on hard times but the foundation is in place for us to be great again. >> we'll have more including why

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>> friday night, western edition, four people were shot execution style. they sat in the car. killers still had their work. police have made an important discovery in this case. vic lee is in the newsroom with the story you'll see only on 7. vic? >> we've learned police now have the car they believe was used in the shooting. multiple sources tell abc7 news it was a rental car. no arrests have been made but this may mean they're getting closer. >> the car was rented from the hertz office here on main street last week before the friday-night massacre. four victims, three identified members of a gang, were shot at

close range in their parked stolen car on what guna and page streets. police say their executioners likely used four guns. sources tell us the suspects car was returned to hertz this week. san francisco police later took possession of it and asked hertz to call them if the person who rented this car went back. wednesday morning a possible sighting as some suspects resulted in the search of a neighborhood in walnut creek. two men and a women came to the office asking for another rental. an employee notified san francisco police that he thought one of them was a person they're looking for. at the request of san francisco, walnut creek police using canines responded while homicide inspectors from the city were on the way. one of the men fled on foot. officers arrived, leading to a search of the area. two schools were locked down. police eventually found them hiding in a bin near contra costa christian school.

police released the men and female companion. the official reason for the release is that it was a case of mistaken identity. sources say there may be more to it. we've learned investigations have developed names for people they're looking for. they believe four gunmen were likely members of a rival group. police declined comment because the case is still under investigation. vic lee, abc7 news >> thank you so much. three members of the solano community college basketball team have been ex-pell aftered an arrest on assault charges accused of beating another student with baseball bats and crowbars and heavily damaging her car the woman survived the attack. the basketball players are charged with assault and conspiracy. >> this video was shot yesterday

morning, a family says the car wasn't locked but the man in the video broke in any way. >> a fire station in contra costa county opened for the first time in two and a half years. station 11 closed because of budget cuts officials say a federal grant helped the district and firefighters to the staff. in september, 2013 the fire started on the east side, the engine would have been the first one to respond. >> knowing the area, would it have made a difference if there is a crew here it probably would not have gotten as large as it did. >> the station will now be staffed 24-7 with three firefighters and an engine the federal grant money is for two years but the rebounding economy is confident to keep it open well beyond. that we'll see. >> it's been 25 years since the first 800 pound sea lion hauled

itself up out of the water. now, up to 1400 sea lions at a time can be found at the popular tourist area the sea lion center kicked off it's weekend-long celebration of all things sea lion with walking tours and plenty of sea lions. >> what a great way to start the day. just lying there like that? >> that is the life man. >> beach forecasting. i'll tell you that. forecasting is fun. yes. my second favorite thing to watching sea lions. we've got lots to forecast tonight. drizzly areas some low clouds haze. let's close in on the north bay. we had measurable rainfall. over three tenths of an inch at bay level. did not receive that much.

santa rosa had 7/100ths of an inch. right now fog in spots and visibility down to one mile. one mile in santa rosa. a mile three quarters at half moon bay. flight delays now just over an hour. 73 degrees. no delays in oakland airports. so on we go to current readings. 57 in san francisco. 57 also in san jose. 62 in hayward. 68 in fremont. traffic is slowing and moving more than it was than an hour ago. these are the forecast features, spotty drizzle is likely. spare the air day again, tomorrow our third, and a chance of showers again, sunday, mainly in the north bay. check out this time lapse view. a rainbow is up, but gone now. it disappeared as clouds got

lower and thicker. look at the haze there. we have a spare the air alert tomorrow as well. forced air quality expected to be in the north bay coast and central bay improvement sunday then more improvement expected on tuesday, monday tuesday. as we'll see good air quality in parts of the bay area for a change. back to the satellite image here you can see a weak front pushed through brought us a sprinkle that we had in the nornl bay today they did extend a little bit. there is another front approaching bringing us another chance of rain sunday. here is our forecast animation, mostly cloudy skies, then later in the morning areas of rain, showers, again mainly in the north bay like today's pattern. that will end by late in the day, sunday, leaving just a few cloudy skies behind long range moving forward to monday january 26th looks like a dry pattern continuing after

that chance of rain on sunday. so we may not get rain after. that for the remainder of the month. overnight, lows into mid to upper 40s, tomorrow high temperatures in the mid-60s. also mid-60s on the peninsula. downtown san francisco a high of 63. upper 50s to around 60. not very mild there. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll get past tomorrow spare the air alert. we should have cleaner, fresher air sunday. and looks like the start to a sunny dry week. >> just ahead here, an update on the carmel apple scare. >> why a grower has just female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. but sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. through sunday choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models including the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free

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a california apple grower issued a massive recall of gala and granny smith apples linked to a listeria outbreak. a woman died after eating contaminated apples during halloween. it traces to a plant in bakersfield. health officials found several sample that's contained the bacteria.

that is coming from the area. >> the san francisco department of public health ignore reports the flu vaccine is not as effective and get your shot anyway. cdc reported wednesday the vaccine is just 23% effective. today, san francisco health officials said the risk is too great not to get injected. in a week, 19 children have died. >> it's better to get a flu shot because it might still >> flu shots are available through march. >> the san francisco chronicle is celebrating 150 years offistry today the chronicle was first

published on january 16th, 1865. in honor of the anniversary it's a special edition newspaper complete with a historic cover that highlights the debut of the loma prieta earthquake and the coit tower. >> paper to be proud of. >> absolutely. >> there is more still to come here tonight. up next the end is near for candle stick park. why a developer changed it's plans for blowing the place up. we've had heavy traffic. >> they get stuck, too. the difference two minutes can make when it's your house on fire. >> and could be the end of a line with san jose freed

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good evening again. heavy congestion is creating big roads for emergency crews traffic delayed fire crews

responding to a fire in palo alto the story starting with the dispatch audio. you can hear frustration of firefighters trying to get to a burning home. >> have you crossed over ten # yet? how does it look? >> i haven't made it to 101 yet. we have heavy traffic. we're working down state. >> the same gridlock is already slowing down emergency crews. palo alto's fire department says during morning and evening rush hour response times is averaging 30 seconds longer. it doesn't sound serious until you hear this. >> it's critical when you you're talking about a golden minute for a heart attack, a fire, with all of the plastics and different items in homes these days. >> clogged streets are putting first responders at greater risk. an engine was on the scene in

minutes and took eight minutes or longer for rigs to get through gridlock >> then becomes a matter of life and death and people losing property and more of it. it's a matter of safety and personnel but they need more help to put the fire out. >> residents are growing worried >> it's very sad. we do need our fire department. and we do need help. >> and response? >> of course. >> and the traffic isn't helping. >> no. >> communities are not likely to accept longer response times no matter what the excuse is. some solutions can be costly, such as building more fire stations. however, the fire department has come up with one idea that could save time and money. for a week, every fire apparatus and station have a paramedic on duty. smaller rigs might also be considered.

>> using smaller equipment can get in and out of traffic easier and maybe use side streets to get where they need to go. >> candle stick park could be demolished beginning as soon as next month but won't go out with a bang some were expecting. we have more on a change of plans that have neighbors breathing a sigh of relief. >> for people on the hill, a view the same since 1960 is about to change. >> we're really excited to have new things happening in the bay view. >> how they happen is a concern. they know the builder is planning a multi use development. there will be housing and shops. first, that crumbling stadium has to go. >> how many of you want this? >> neighbors made it clear they don't want the stick to go out with a bang.

seattle imploded king dome, it send concrete dust billowing for blocks so neighbors asked for this. a hotel on van ness avenue they want candle stick taken apart piece by piece. >> someone decided the fight was going to be become too expensive. >> lenar made this announcement quietly. no interviews, just a written statement announcing a change of plans the company president said, quote, it's in the best interest of the project and city to get moving and bring down candle stick park and ands lenar intends to withdraw a request to implode the stadium. >> there is a lot of community pressure f they want to have friends in the neighborhood they've got to be friends in the neighborhood. >> there is a permit to go ahead with demolition. but there is still a risk.

they will have to spray with water to keep the dust from spreading. >> dust can be controlled but we still need to be here making sure that that dust is controlled >> they will be. neighborhood association talking about mounting a camera on a roof top. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> tonight's money matters a healthy rebound on wall street after five losing sessions, the dow jones went up today by one # 0 points. >> so why all of a sudden a surge today? energy stocks rallied after seven weeks of losses on signs crude oil prices may have bottomed out. thanks to falling gas prices consumer sentiment is at an 11-year high. and the inflation tapered off. >> it's been a tribute to the late martin luther king for

decades, the freedom train from san jose to san francisco. but that ride comes to an end this holiday weekend. why organizers believe it's just time. >> for more than 30 years, it's been a local journey connected to dr. king, come monday the freedom train will run it's final course. >> there is so much history. and we need to pass that on we don't want to lose it. and we want to promote the after rickic minute culture. >> a personal connection. he was on the first train ride back in 1984. >> people of all different walks of life with this energy. >> the cal train chartered freedom train is the last remaining train service commemorative in the united states honors the 50 mile march led by dr. king proving instrumental in the passage of the 1965 voting rights act. dr. clay carson is the founding

director of the king research and education institute. >> to what is the status of human rights? and civil rights? and social justice issues? today? because i think what king is talking about 50 ago is relevant, today. >> the up coming trip will be the last one put on by the mlk junior association of santa clara valley. >> organizers cite a lack of community interest and declining ridership as the main reasons behind the decision. riders like tinsly say the train served it's purpose. >> i doesn't come out to celebrate martin luther king probably doesn't know bit. they're not aware of what he's done. to make this country the great country it is today. >> and it will be all aboard for a sold out ride.

>> can this be? sitting is the new smoking. >> the benefits of standing on the job, as opp

here is a phrase you may start hearing a lot. sitting is the new smoking. the way of saying your desk isn't good for you. >> we're sitting. >> we are. >> what are we supposed to do instead? michael finney is here with the story. >> yes. >> you might want to after seeing this report. sitting can be hard on you. why not stand? it's becoming more and more common. here is the guide on where to go from sitting to standing at work. >> this is what work places look like. a bunch of people sitting down, looking at screens. it's more than usual and is however, not that good for you. and isn't just about an aching back. >> it's increased heart disease and diabetes and certain cancers as a result of sitting. >> the more likely you are to actually shorten your life. >> a prominent chiropractor says

studies show you're risking a lot by sitting down. ricky and are in san francisco design district. here desks are made for sitting and standing. . so you can stand part of the time and sit part of the time. >> i can do any height. i'm here this is my normal height. i can make this taller. can go here. or someone not as tall can go come down here. sarah is the office manager for dpr construction. when i visited, half of the workers were standing up the company invested in these desk top units. there is no installation. you just pull them out box. >> and typically starts with one

employee in a company. finds the project. we ship it to them. they're standing up in the middle of the organization. >> so how much will this cost you? it is from $275 to $400. these desks sell for about $500. this model tricked out with electronics goes for around $4,000. if you really want to go for it, you can add a treadmill. they range from around $600 to $2000 now, it sounds like a lot of money to make the changeover but our chiropractor says it might just extend your life. >> if sitting and then going to the gym and putting time on the treadmill, that doesn't mitigate the negative affects of sitting all day. >> really? >> yes. >> yikes. >> the problem from sitting in a bit overposition isn't just back issues but also issue was your

internal organs because they're being compacted. and here is a good payoff. those who stand part of the time are more productive at work. so employers get the money back. >> more productivity. >> yes. >> there you go. >> to see the report select 7 on your side. >> tune in monday we'll be standing. >> all right. no cigars? how this is being described tonight. >> n exper bulldog: through monday, save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found a red tag! [laughter] bulldog: mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends monday. can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything for all your help.

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that vanished a decade ago on mars has been rediscovered you can see it on the left here. that white speck is the beagle two lander. on the right is an enlargement of a sketch. the beagle two supposed to land on christmas day 2003, but no one is known until now that it had landed safely. >> hot and getting hotter. scientists announced 2014 was the hottest on record. oceans hand hands are the warmest they've been and says it's caused by us we're creating higher levels of the gases and carbon dioxides that get trapped and warms the planets. nasa says lobal warming is a reason for the california drought. >> warmer temperatures determine the global climate system

resulting in extremes wetter or more snowfall. or more drought and result in more force fires in the western u.s. >> in 15 year average temperatures has become one and a quarter degrees warmer than 20th century average. >> it's happening so rapidly. >> it is. >> so spencer christian is here with an update. >> you're right. here is live doppler 7 hd. sprinkles today and measurable rain around santa rosa. that ended now. there is haze over san francisco and bay area. january has been a month of poor air quality. we had to start at 1:00 spare the air day was a break this week. now, tree three in a row. and air quality just doesn't want to seem to improve. tomorrow, around yuk yeara,

sunny skies, here in the bay area we'll have partly cloudy skies and here is the accu-weather forecast. another spare the air day we have had another chance of rain on sunday. mainly north bay, and sunday mild until next week. >> thank you so much, spencer. >> new man at the top of the team. >> and different it seems. >> very different. >> the feel is different from worse to first is the goal for

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go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. good evening, looks like raiders have a head coach that can bring silver and black back to being a contender. raider fans have reason to be jacked up about jack del rio. who has presence and experience. he's certain they have the right man, but davis actually almost went in a different direction. >> and i told jack i'm thinking about going more offensive because we have a young

quarterback and everything. jack said woah, stop. i know about offense as well. when we met, and he dissected the laid raider as roster and able to tell me about each player, that showed me he's ready to be here and take that anxiety out of me about going with another coach. >> right after the news conference abc7 spoke one on one with the new head coach. >> the fan base want to win so your mind set knowing how that can happen next year? >> a lot of times when you're in the season you can carry that into the following season. i think we'll try to draw any positive that's we can going forward. for us it's getting down to the nitty gritty and bringing guys

in. and that is a culture where guys are excited to come to work every day. >> you do you think you can turn it around that quick? >> i don't look in terms of putting a time frame on doing things my expectation is the first goal has to be win the division. that has got to be goal one, from day one. and that will be a goal every year. because if you win division you're guaranteed a home playoff game. >> being home with this has to be a huge thrill for you to come back to where it began, i know in the back of your mind you're thinking this would be great. >> i'm fired up to be back. and excited about the challenge. i see, i think the work done has been set the table has been set we need to do a great job.

>> john fox was not out of work for long today hired as new head coach of the chicago bears a four-year deal. on to baseball defending world series champion giants added speed to the roster signing former royals nori ayoki expected to start in left field he's 33 years old, played three years in u.s. majors after coming over from japan. >> nba, warriors and golden state resting and good to be lucky. russell west brook without, then with authority. yes. from that top ten to top ten. and the myth and tip in from

west brook. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> do you like jack del rio? >> he's got the swagger. >> yes. he's not going to be tackling anyone. and you know they've got to get the players but he's good. and he's got the drive. >> you can tell. he's has done this before. >> yes. >> thank you >> join us tonight at 9:00. george lucas has a back up in case chicago museum plans don't work out. the next city on the list at 9:00 >> then, at 11:00 a shocking crime. a local cyclist hit by a truck then robbed by witnesses an update on his condition and how a shaken community is coming together to help. >> we have last man standing and will be back at 11:00. >> all abc programming is

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